'Military report on Tehran and adjacent Provinces of North-West Persia (including the Caspian Littoral)' [‎209r] (422/610)

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■sometimes with bis father, the point of dispute between them
being the management and succession to Sipab Salar’s property.
He owns some villages in the Rudbar district of Kazvin
with residences at Mu’allim Kalayeh and Zavardasht, and near
Oishlaq North of the Tehran-Kazvin road, with a residence
at Atanak. He was for many years Governor of Tunakabun
and the revolt of the Kujuris was largely due to his rapacity.
He is a coarse lethargic individual, an arrant coward, lacking
in personality, and a reactionary.
No. 57. ASAD-US-SULTANEH.
Born about 1885. Studied medicine in France and is
sensible and friendly. He is related to Sipah Salar and was
managing his Tunakabun estates in 1919.
Mo. 58. INTIZAM-US-SULTAN, Allah Quit Khan, Sartip.
Born about 1875. Chief of the Kalardasht section of the
Khwajahvand tribe and lives at Hasan Kif. He is evoic o
personality.
No. 59. SA’ID-UD-DAULEH, All Asghar Khan.
Born about 1898. Youngest son of Sipah Salar and inherits
his father’s eccentricities. In 1918 when m charge of Sipah
Salar’s Kazvin estates he suddenly left for Tunakabun, footing
prince ’ Ain-us-Sultaneh’s (No. 107) residence m Alamut on his
wav He turned out bis uncle Sardar Leader of a tribe or a polity; also refers to a military rank or title given to a commander of an army or division. Kabir (No. 63), occupied
Tunakabun, and collected men putting out posts as Tar as
Alamut whence he attacked the villages of Amir Asad (No. 109)
Ws broker Often a local commercial agent in the Gulf who regularly performed duties of intelligence gathering and political representation. and Sardar Leader of a tribe or a polity; also refers to a military rank or title given to a commander of an army or division. Sa’id (No. 116) in Rudbar. He was
unable to keep the Kujuris out of Khurramabad and retired to
the ridge of Ghalleh Gardan, South of it, during their second
foray in the spring of 1919.
He disarmed some Jangalis who came from Gilan to Tuna
kabun shortly after, but was suspected by the Persian Cossacks
in pursuit of them of secretly ^intriguing with the Jangalis,
whereupon he fled from Tunakabun and joined his father m
Tabriz, P who made him Governor of Sarab. He formed a con
spiracy to assassinate the Prime Minister Vusuq-ud-Dauleh and
others, and on his return to Tehran was arrested and sent via
Baghdad to Europe.